The 10 Best Stainless Steel Dish Racks

With its elegant design, the Simplehuman Full Size (appx. $80) will look great sitting on your counter. Its soft-coated wire won't cause chips or scratches, and the extendable drip tray has a swiveling spout that allows you to point it directly over the sink.

The iPegtop Rustproof (appx. $20) sports adjustable rubber-coated arms that can fit on almost any sink with a width of 16 to 20 inches. It holds up to seven dinner plates at a time, and the high-quality metal is resistant to corrosion and bacteria growth.

Perfect for those who do a lot of cooking, the KitchenAid Light Grey (appx. $59) boasts a large capacity that can handle full-sized pots and pans. Its flatware caddy is removable and has three adjustable compartments, so you can separate your utensils.

If you're short on space, take a look at the Embather Multipurpose (about $29), which can be rolled up and stored away when you're not using it. It's also heat-resistant up to 450° F, so you can use it as a trivet to protect your counter from hot pots and pans.

The Nex Three-Tier (about $45) gives you a huge amount of space to dry your culinary equipment without taking up the entire countertop. Its sturdy construction remains stable, even when full, and each level has its own separate drip pan to collect excess water.

Featuring a slide-out design, the Sabatier Expandable (appx. $70) is just what you need on those evenings when you've used every pot and pan you own cooking a large dinner. The spout can be positioned on either side, and the vinyl-coated wires won't damage delicate items.

The All-Green Products Professional (appx. $56) features two tiers that can be adjusted to accommodate a wide array of cookware. It comes with an extra tray for added drying space and a microfiber mat to absorb water and prevent the legs from scratching your countertop.

Fully customizable, the PremiumRacks Modern (around $60) allows you to position the top shelf on any side, or remove it entirely to make space for taller items. It also has attachments for knives, cups, and cutting boards that can be placed anywhere you'd like.

Miniature, but mighty, the Shanik Over the Sink (appx. $35) can be adjusted from 14 to just over 20 inches wide, making it ideal for dorms, RVs, and kitchens with limited counter space. But don't let its size fool you — it's surprisingly strong and can even hold small pots and pans.

The wavy wires of the Oxo Good Grips (appx. $50) help to hold bowls and pans upright, saving space and allowing for faster drying. Its flexible drain spout works with almost any sink height, and the sides fold down for compact storage.